Verona - Palazzo Mefei

Before I headed to Verona, I expected the real home of Juliet in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet's love story would be a big attraction, as a matter of fact, the Juliet's balcony was filled not so Juliet's tourists for photos.  I only stay 30 seconds under the balcony.

luckily, the remain of Roman Theatre was reserved well, so was the wall of the city.

During the short stop by while on our way to Venice, what impressed me the most was Palazzo Hefei with Torre del Gardello.  The square combines ancient buildings with modern free market stands in the center - tourists can find nearly everything here.

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